News list for " on policy"
According to Elliptic's "2025 Global Cryptocurrency Regulation Review Report" released on Thursday, the global cryptocurrency regulatory landscape is ushering in change, with banks, stablecoins, and Asian financial hubs leading the next phase of policymaking. The annual report notes that governments are shifting their regulatory focus this year from an "enforcement-led model" to building comprehensive regulatory frameworks that prioritize innovation.
Strategy has written to the MSCI stock index committee urging it to drop a proposal to ban companies with more than 50 per cent of their assets in digital assets from being included in its global equity benchmarks. Strategy warned that the move would lead to wild swings in indices and run counter to US government policies promoting digital asset innovation.
Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital, said in a post, "In line with our expectations, the government opens the door + interest rate cut expectations + crypto policy + the whole people send money, opening a new round of bull market, and it is also the best time to short, do not short + do not short. These days, the low level has repeatedly said that the bottom fishing strategy should become the best buying point in retrospect."
U.S. prosecutors in a $25 million MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) robotics trial have rebutted arguments related to crypto policy, emphasizing that policy making in the digital asset space should belong to Congress, not the courts.
The brothers Tyler Winklevoss, founders of Gemini, the US crypto exchange, have donated 188.4547 bitcoins (about $21 million) to the Digital Freedom Fund PAC, supporting Trump's goal of "making the US the crypto capital of the world". The fund will focus on the midterm elections, promote the Lite Market Structure Act (guaranteeing crypto rights, opposing central bank digital currencies, protecting developers, open banking, etc.), and support the "Project Crypto" initiative to ensure that the US ...
Mr. Bescent had just said "don't buy bitcoin" and changed his tune a few hours later, prompting speculation about whether the crypto lobby was in full swing or the Trump administration's crypto policies were already wavering.
Coinbase CEO Brain Armstrong revealed in a post on the X platform that he had met Vitalik Buterin at the 2013 Bitcoin Conference in San Jose, USA, when he was writing for Bitcoin Magazine (his article was great), and invited him to visit Coinbase's first office in San Francisco a few months later. He showed off some cool stuff on his laptop, so he decided to try to hire him, so he contacted Vitalik Buterin to see if he had any...
21 Shares research strategist Matt Mena said that this week the market will have two factors: the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged, while the potential key personal consumption expenditure (PCE) data may determine the direction of interest rate cuts later this year, more dovish PCE policy and substantial White House cryptocurrency policy framework, which is expected to bring bitcoin back to the level of $120,000 and "drive price discovery". If the Fed...
According to Cointelegraph, as required by Executive Order 14178, the White House will release its first crypto policy report on July 22 this week.
On July 20th, according to a number of Japanese media reports, Japan's ruling coalition will lose its majority in the Senate election due to voters' dissatisfaction with rising inflation and immigration policies. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and ruling partner Komeito need 50 seats to retain control of the 248 seats in the Senate. Exit polls by NHK, the Japan Broadcasting Association, show that they are expected to gain 32 to 51 seats. This makes Shigeru vulnera...
